Table 5.

The most discriminative brain regions.

Number	Pearson correlation	Partial correlation	Distance correlation
1	Right precentral gyrus	Left globus pallidus	Right percental gyrus
2	Orbital part of left superior frontal	Right thalamus	Right dorsolateral superior frontal gyrus
3	Orbital part of right middle frontal gyrus	Left middle temporal gyrus	Orbital part of left superior frontal gyrus
4	Right olfactory cortex	Right middle temporal pole	Orbital part of right middle frontal gyrus
5	Medial part of right superior frontal gyrus	Left crus II of cerebellar hemisphere	Left supplementary motor area
6	Left calcarine fissure and surrounding cortex	Right crus II of cerebellar hemisphere	Right olfactory cortex
7	Left superior occipitalgyrus	Right Lobule III of cerebellar hemisphere	Medial part of right superior frontal gyrus
8	Left putamen	Right lobule IV, V of cerebellar hemisphere	Right anterior cingulate and paracingulate gyri
9	Left globus pallidus	Left lobule VIII of cerebellar hemisphere	Left calcarine fissure and surrounding cortex
10	Right middle temporal gyrus	Right lobule VIII of cerebellar hemisphere	Left superior occipitalgyrus
11	Right middle temporal pole	Right lobule VIII of cerebellar hemisphere	Left superior parietal gyrus
12	Right crus II of cerebellar hemisphere	Right lobule IX of cerebellar hemisphere	Right precuneus
13	Left lobule III of cerebellar hemisphere	Left lobule X of cerebellar hemisphere	Right superior temporal pole
14	Right lobule III of cerebellar hemisphere	Right lobule X of cerebellar hemisphere	Right inferior temporal gyrus
15	Left lobule X of cerebellar hemisphere	Lobule I, II of vermis	Left crus II of cerebellar hemisphere
16	Lobule III of vermis	Lobule III of vermis	Left lobule III of cerebellar hemisphere
17	Lobule VIII of vermis	Lobule IV, V of vermis	Right lobule VIII of cerebellar hemisphere
18	Lobule IX of vermis	Lobule X of vermis
19	Lobule X of vermis